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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1964
Page
5
Sailboat classes in the country are expanding beyond the estimated 150 popular one design types. American designers push forward while European imports rise, with craft ranging from tiny six to seven footers to luxurious six sleeper cruisers featuring mahogany or fiberglass, standup heads, galleys, and vanities.
Kenneth A. Mowery of Amherst, fishing from Snake Creek Fishing Camp in Islamorada, Florida Keys, landed a 215 pound two ounce sailfish. The catch earns him a spot in the Metropolitan Miami Fishing Tournament recognition book.
Archery fans can attend the Partin-Bednar challenge at the Associated Archery Indoor Range Broad St tomorrow night at 7 pm before about 150 spectators. Tickets may be available at Grassie's Wayside Inn the Men's Shop Mohawk Archery or the range Marshall's Drugs. A banquet for Izaak Bowmen is planned at Grassie's Wayside Inn Oberlin Rd at 7 pm on Jan. Reservations via Grassie's or Grace Wilson.
Gov James A. Rhodes appoints Lloyd L. Alexander of Wooster to the Natural Resources Department Wildlife Council for a term ending February 6, 1967. Alexander, a Wayne County farmer, replaces George E. Laycock of Batavia who resigned.
Kentucky allows boat based gigging for harvest of rough fish on lakes of 500 acres or more. Other waters remain prohibited. The measure aims to speed harvesting of rough fish.
The Elyria Lorain Bird Count set a six year record with 61 species in the Lakewood and Lucas areas, including a second consecutive Christmas bald eagle sighting. Top counts featured herring gulls, tree sparrows, starling, and many raptors as observers covered a 15 mile radius.
This recipe fragment outlines skinning and soaking two young cotontails in salt water, then buttering and seasoning pieces before foil broiling. It also covers preparing pimentoed bluebill breasts by skin removal, salt soda soak, browning with margarine, and simmering with pimenta chopped, onion, paprika, garlic salt, pepper, water, salt, and loganberry wine for about an hour.
Lake Norfolk bass reaper Claude Cantwell of East St Louis tops midwinter catches with four dozen largemouths weighing 73 pounds 3 ounces best fish eight pounds seven ounces. Cantwell relies on sonar while others favor jig and eel. local perch trout and bluegill action also noted along with a deer hunter incident and a wildlife tree shelter program.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission reports post season estimates showing 47 500 antlered deer killed by hunters and about 32 000 antlerless deer during the December two day season. Final tallies depend on report card counts, with total four season harvest over 62 000 deer and a possible additional deer harvest during extended season.
The saying dates from sparks in the pan that sometimes preceded a failed discharge. The pan held a small charge of powder, below the touch hole, and a shower of sparks could ignite the main charge or fizzle.
Ehria Audubos Seieties officials announce three nature programs at Mull Holton Park over the next three weeks with a 2 p.m. Sunday session and two January talks. An Elytia YMCA meeting focuses on member slides and movies organized by Mrs. W. H. Lance RD 1 Grafton. A field trip is set for Jan 19 along the Cleveland lake front guided by William Klamm Lakewood.
Thousands of fish along a 20 mile stretch from New Richmond to Chile Ohio were not dead but stunned by a rapid temperature rise. ORSANCO officials and ORLANCO scientist William Klein linked the find to the ice pack breakup and the warming trend affecting catfish perch and skipjack.
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